Development Info Divinity: Original Sin "We're Making Progress" Level Design Video

[VentilatorOfDoom]

Tags: Divinity: Original Sin; Larian Studios

Larian Studios published a video showcasing the progress they've been making with the level design on Divinity: Original Sin.

 

[Gord]

So wide, open levels have been replaced by corridors?

Spoiler

Sorry, couldn't resist...

 

[ForkTong]

So wide, open levels have been replaced by corridors?

Not sure if serious...

It just got some extra decoration, original level and freedom still stands

(Yes, I registered for posting this.)

 

[Harold]

^ sup, Swen Vincke

 

[abnaxus]

ForkTong = David Walgrave

Lar_q = Swen Vincke

 

[Harold]

ForkTong = David Walgrave

Lar_q = Swen Vincke

I learn something new everyday.

 

[Aeschylus]

I know it's a very early alpha, but the characters' running animations look like they have giant sticks shoved up their asses.

 

[DarkUnderlord]

Have you ever considered that maybe the characters DO have giant sticks shoved up their asses - and that it's an essential game plot element? Huh? Huh? Did you?

I bet you didn't.

 

[Phineas]

That would be a great troll video to pitch to a publisher.

How? Work in progress is the only state publishers know how to release games in.

 

[kazgar]

Have you ever considered that maybe the characters DO have giant sticks shoved up their asses - and that it's an essential game plot element? Huh? Huh? Did you?

I bet you didn't.

I heard they hired some puppeteer consultants to get the size and movement of the sticks scientifically correct.

 

[Haba]

Have you ever considered that maybe the characters DO have giant sticks shoved up their asses - and that it's an essential game plot element? Huh? Huh? Did you?

I bet you didn't.

They are not sticks. Anal beads. Cursed anal beads. The characters are on a quest to remove the geas that makes them wear the beads. That's all I can tell.

 

[Dexter]

Have you ever considered that maybe the characters DO have giant sticks shoved up their asses - and that it's an essential game plot element? Huh? Huh? Did you?

I bet you didn't.

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